KZ Tandingan And Angela Ken To Join Maki’s ‘Kolorcoaster: One More Ride’
Aside from the two renowned female musicians, a third guest performer was also announced — with their identity kept under wraps until the fast-approaching concert date.
Courtesy of Cornerstone Entertainment and Tarsier Records.
Courtesy of Cornerstone Entertainment and Tarsier Records.
Maki‘s forthcoming Kolorcoaster: One More Ride concert is set to feature an excellent pair of guest appearances from none other than KZ Tandingan and Angela Ken.
The news was shared by Maki’s label, Tarsier Records, which posted the announcement on their official social media platforms. “[A] few days to go before we witness a kolorful stage and even more kolorful performances from our guest artists!” read the caption of the poster, revealing Tandingan and Ken’s involvement at the show, as well as a large question mark over a secret, yet-to-be announced guest performer.
Most recently, KZ Tandingan dominated the Araneta Coliseum alongside her husband, TJ Monterde, for four sold-out shows (February 6 to 9) in honor of their ‘In Between’ concert series. Angela Ken recently teamed up with Over October for a special collaboration, titled “Moved on Last,” on January 21, 2026, as well as a solo version of the same track.
Maki’s Kolorcoaster: One More Ride concert (scheduled for this weekend, February 21, 2026) follows his sold-out Kolorcoaster show at the Araneta Coliseum in November last year. In honor of the fast-approaching concert, the “Dilaw” hitmaker also dropped a live version of his debut album, Kolorcoaster, which is aptly titled Kolorcoaster (Live). Limited tickets to the repeat concert are still available via TicketNet here.
Frequently Asked Questions
KZ Tandingan and Angela Ken are confirmed guests for Maki’s upcoming show, with an additional surprise performer yet to be officially announced by Tarsier Records.
The concert takes place on February 21, 2026, following Maki’s previous sold-out performance at the Araneta Coliseum held in November of the preceding year.
Limited tickets for Maki’s repeat show remain available for online purchase through TicketNet outlets and their official ticketing website while supplies currently last.
Maki released a live edition of his debut album, titled Kolorcoaster (Live), to celebrate and commemorate his fast-approaching repeat performance at Araneta Coliseum.
KZ Tandingan recently headlined four sold-out shows at Araneta Coliseum, while Angela Ken collaborated with band Over October on the single “Moved on Last.”